of the classes included in that category at . It offers CVHS students or anybody in general to talk about the musical classes held at Capistrano Valley High School and any interests that those people might have about music in general. The Drama Department is accompanied by Capo Valley's three choirs. The chamber choir or top group is called Camerata. The treble choir, which consists of women only, is named Tapestry. To top off the program is CV Choir, which is the entry level choir, which turns down no applicants. Students can join a variety of other music classes like jazz band. Also in the spring is the spring musical where the orchestra, the band, the choir, and drama are combined to perform a popular musical. CVHS also has an active ComedySportz team, which competes with other local schools in improvisation-based games. Notable alumni Don August, former Major League Baseball pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers Brandon Brennan, Major League Baseball pitcher for the Seattle Mariners Ian Calderon, member of the California State Assembly Heather Cox, American Sportscaster Brad Davis, Former MLB catcher for the Florida Marlins Delacey, American singer and songwriter Adam Plost, Guitarist. Played for Ska band Save Ferris Kina Grannis, singer/songwriter whose songs have been played during the Super Bowl and episodes of General Hospital''. Jordan Harvey, Defender for LAFC. Professional soccer player Kyle Hendricks, Major League Baseball pitcher. Olja Knežević, Montenegrin novelist Malaefou MacKenzie, former University of Southern California and NFL running back Todd Marinovich, former University of Southern California and Los Angeles Raiders quarterback Tyler Matzek, Major League Baseball pitcher. Michael Ramirez, Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist. Ramirez illustrated the school's 1979 class yearbook. William Tell, musician (Something Corporate and solo) Randy Torres, Guitarist for the band Project 86 Zach Kennedy, Bass player for the band Saosin Sandun Wijemanne Nissanka, Music & Tech Entrepreneur. Current Group CEO of the music distribution franchise, Bonfire Distribution Inc. Controversy Litigation Capistrano Valley has figured in several notable legal controversies over its history. Peloza vs. Capistrano Unified School District In a case that drew national media attention, biology teacher John Peloza was accused of proselytizing and teaching creationism instead of evolution, in violation of the state curriculum. Peloza gave a student a Bible and told another Jewish student that she would go to hell if she did not convert to Christianity. Peloza was not fired, but was reprimanded by the principal